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£3 million worth of Infinity Blade assets go free on Unreal Marketplace

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Following on from Infinity Blade 3 going free on mobile, Epic Games have decided to let developers download and use a bunch of Infinity Blade assets in their games, for absolutely free. 

There is one caveat, however: your game has to be made in Unreal Engine 4, which is also free, sort of. If you make a game in the engine, Epic takes 5% in royalties, which isn’t a bad deal, but it’s hardly free.

The assets are a sweetener, though. The content you have access to in the Infinity Blade pack equates to a £3 million investment in art and sound design, with 7,600 assets shipping in eight packs total. Here’s what’s in the packs:

  • Infinity Blade: Grass Lands is the earthy citadel adorned with stone set pieces and beautiful props.
  • Infinity Blade: Ice Lands is the wintery fort set deep within a glacial enclave.
  • Infinity Blade: Fire Lands is the radiant castle interior laced with unforgiving paths, dramatic props and flowing lava.
  • Infinity Blade: Warriors includes loads of assets for crafting fierce heroes.
  • Infinity Blade: Adversaries has even more content for a making wide variety of rivals.
  • Infinity Blade: Effects gives you visual effects ranging from fire and smoke to lightning and magical reactions.
  • Infinity Blade: Sounds includes thousands of raw audio files and sound cues.
  • Infinity Blade: Weapons presents a vast array of melee weaponry, including never-before-seen swords and axes and also a few Infinity Blade fan favorites.

This is a photo of a man with a face:

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Much of the content comes from an unreleased game called Infinity Blade: Dungeons, and it’s yours if you want it. Go HERE for all the details. You can also take part in a Game Jam this month and shake your assets.

The theme is “live deathless”, and that man with the face has a t-shirt saying that very line. He has the expression of a man who just landed a screwed up bit of paper in an off-camera bin to his left. What a legend.